1. depicting or representing reality with extreme accuracy and detail; so realistic that it appears almost photographic or exaggerated in its realism
Usage: commonly used in art criticism and visual arts contexts; often applied to painting, sculpture, and digital art

Examples

• The artist created a hyperrealistic portrait that looked almost like a photograph.
• Her hyperrealistic sculptures are so detailed that visitors often mistake them for real people.
• The video game's hyperrealistic graphics made the gameplay feel immersive.
• He spent months on the hyperrealistic painting, capturing every texture and shadow.
• The hyperrealistic special effects in the film were indistinguishable from live action.
• Modern digital artists often use hyperrealistic techniques to create stunning visual effects.